John Cena will have four months left competing as a WWE superstar after Clash in Paris (August 31) when he squares off against Logan Paul. This will be one of his final PLE matches with his Farewell Tour set to finish at Saturday Night's Main Event on December 13.

Speaking of lasts, Peacock’s final WWE PLE, Clash in Paris, will stream live from France on Sunday, Aug. 31. With the time difference, it starts at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT. WWE’s minor-leagues, NXT, will still see its premium live events stream on Peacock.

Clash in Paris will be the last WWE PLE to air on Peacock before the ESPN era begins. The WWE-ESPN deal is reportedly worth $1.6 billion ($325 million per year for five years) and is only for main roster PLEs. In addition to airing on the new ESPN streaming service, some select PLEs in the future will also be simulcast on ESPN’s linear TV networks.

Cody Rhodes recently defeated John Cena to win the undisputed WWE Championship in SummerSlam. The 17-time champion is now gearing upn to face Logan Paul in WWE's next PPV, 'Clash in Paris'

Often imitated, but never duplicated as well as him, WWE star AJ Styles was impressed to see this TNA star execute his Styles Clash effortlessly at TNA Emergence on Friday.

WWE superstars Jade Cargill and Naomi wanted to take things to another level in their No Holds Barred Match. The real life friends culminated their bitter on-screen rivalry with a brutal weapon-filled bout at Evolution last month with Bianca Belair as the special guest referee.

Alexa Bliss and Charlotte Flair currently hold the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships, but that might not last. Tension has been rumored, with WWE reportedly considering a feud between the two. If the split happens in Paris, Bliss could betray The Queen mid-match, costing them the titles and sparking a new rivalry.